Yass Jockey Club Races
THE following are the nominations received for the three principal Handicaps at the Yass Jockey Club Races on Tuesday and Wednesday, 1st and 2nd proximo:--…
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Sport, 1892
493 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 5 of 25
Goulburn Races
THE annual meeting of the Goulburn Turf Club came off on the Gundary course on Friday. The weather was beautifully fine and a perfect one for racing. The attendance, however, was only…
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The balance-sheet of the Goulburn Coursing Club for the past year shows clearly that the finances of the institution have been managed with more than an ordinary…
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ENGLISHMEN v. NEW SOUTH WALES.—The return match between Lord Sheffield's eleven and eleven of New South Wales was resumed to-day, the latter continuing their first…
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A MATCH was played at Jerrawa on Saturday week between the Jerrawa C. C. and a team from Bango, resulting in a victory for the visitors. play commenced at eleven o'clock, the Jerrawa skipper won…
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THE cricket match which was to have taken place in Crookwell on Saturday, 5th March, between eighteen from the Crookwell district and a Goulburn team…
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THE match between the Clifton and Towrang teams was advanced another stage at Eastgrove last Saturday, Towrang, who had lost six wickets for 94, adding 33 to their score, making a total of 127…
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THE return match between Local Shefield's team and New South Wales was concluded at the Association Cricket Ground on Tuesday, the result being a win for the Englishmen by seven wickets…
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THE WATERLOO CUP.—Recent cablegrams from London report that Colonel North's dog Fullerton is favourite for the Waterloo Cup now being contested at Liverpool. His…
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PRESIDENT. -- T. M. Slattery, Esq., M. P.; Vice-presidents, J. J. Garry, Esq., J.P., and L. J. Dargan, Esq.; Judge, J. J. Garry, Esq., J. P.: Starter, Mr. T. Ryan: Clerk of scales…
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THE WATERLOO CUP.—London, February 25. —The Waterloo Coup, the chief event of the coursing season, which commenced on Tuesday (having been postponed from last week),…
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GOULBURN v. BUNGONIA.—Some of Goulburn cricketers and other residents will visit Bungonia district at the end of this week. They propose to play a match with the…
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ON Friday evening last a meeting of the members of the Yass Coursing Club was held at Mr. Archer's Royal Hotel. Those present were Messrs. A. G. Brander (in the chair), J…
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LORD Sheffield' team of English cricketers left Sydney on Saturday by the Orient steamer Oroya for Tasmania. A number of cricketers visited the vessel at Circular Quay to wish them good-bye and…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday.—A boxing match of an intercolonial character took place at the Melbourne Athletic Club last night between J. Burge, "the Ironbark" man of New South Wales, and Jack…
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MELBOURNE, Monday.—At a cricket match on Saturday between the employes of Brooks, M'Glashin, and M'Hurg and Collier and Co., WV. Fotheringham, of the former team, performed the…
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THE attendance on the course on Thursday was considerably larger than on Wednesday, the number being over four hundred, and again the ladies with their " beauty and their charms " formed no…
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The shearers' conference which has been sitting in Sydney for a fortnight closed yesterday. All matters affecting the whole of the members are in future to be reffered to…
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A WELL-ATTENDED meeting of the members of the Crookwell Cricket Club was held at McGuiness's Hotel on Monday night last, Mr. G. E. Cansdell, president…
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